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Weather: SNOW, MUCH more will fall in the NEXT DAYS and even the PLAINS. All regions at risk
The snow will return in the next few days and up to the plains.This cold season seems to have all the characteristics of a winter old style: In addition to the cold, new precipitation is also arriving in the form of snow. In short, for the next few days the surprises are not over here with him Name that it could make its appearance again even on the plains. We take stock of the situation based on the latest updates and then prepare a forecast identify the regions most at risk.
Taking a look at the European synoptic table, one immediately draws attention profound anomaly in the field of pressure and temperatures especially in the central-western sectors: a kind of highway of unrest directed towards Italy. One of these will affect Italy on Sunday 3 January with persistent snowfall in the western-central Alps, generally above 500/600 meters. Inside at night we expect accumulations of up to half a meter in places like Breuil Cervinia (AO), Livigno (SO) and San Candido (BZ). In the central Apennines, the snowflakes will appear from 800/1000 meters of altitude in Abruzzo, Lazio and Umbria.
AND surprises It may not end here, on the contrary: next week promises to be quite dynamic, with the risk of new snowfalls at low altitudes (even on the plains): already from Monday the 4th, some snowflakes could appear at very high altitudes. casualties in Piedmont (spread throughout the Cuneo area and mixed with rain in Turin), western Lombardy and inland Liguria. Tuesday 5th with the arrival of an Atlantic disturbance the Name To return to widespread in the western Alps and into the valley and again throughout the Cuneo area and in Turin. Pure snow in the central Apennines where it will descend to mountainous altitudes (5-600 meters). Finally, a final twist before a quieter and drier phase. For the day ofEpiphany (Wednesday, January 6), the greater cooling of the climate and the persistence of a circulatory depression will bring the snow spread all over Piedmont to the plains and again across the alpine arc to the valley.
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